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Ray Dining Chair

Dining chair by Stephen Burks with a crescent-shaped backrest-armrest on a solid ash structure.

Dimensions

805 mm

Materials
AshPolyurethane foamPolyester wadding
Finishes
Stained finish

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Description

Overview

The Ray Dining Chair belongs to Ray, a collection of chairs and armchairs by American designer Stephen Burks. Its signature feature is a crescent-shaped backrest-armrest suspended on a beautifully shaped solid ash structure.

Construction

The structure is solid ash in a stained finish. The seat and back are covered with HR35 and HR40 polyurethane foam and polyester wadding of 100 g/m², then upholstered in fabric, leather-like fabric or leather. Made in Europe, with FSC Mix certification.

Specifications

  • Height: 80.5 cm
  • Structure: solid ash, stained
  • Seat and back: polyurethane foam HR35 and HR40, polyester wadding
  • Covering: fabric, leather-like fabric or leather

Story

The crescent backrest

Stephen Burks, an American industrial designer, made the backrest and armrest of the Ray chair a single crescent. It is suspended on a shaped solid ash structure.

A transatlantic partnership

Burks considers design an expression of historic and cultural identity. With Roche Bobois he also created the Traveller collection, a pair of armchairs that symbolizes the transatlantic nature of the partnership.

More by Stephen Burks

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